Today we turn the pages back to August of 1995 with a great story about the History of the Tennessee Treeing Brindle Dogs

Bear talks about what unites us as houndsmen. There are people who will divide us, and there are those who will unite us. Support the uniters!

You never know where the conversation will go on these live chats. let's see what Brett and the boys have to say this week.

From tracking groups crossing the border to chasing some of the most mystic creatures in North America. You’ll want to listen to this one twice.

Florida coon hunter Mack Britt of Parrish, Florida, an unincorporated community in Manatee County near Sarasota on the west coast, began coon hunting with his dad as a boy.  He was bitten by the hound dog bug at an early age and has remained true to his calling for nearly fifty years. 

Join us as we pay tribute to the hard work and dedication of the men, women and dogs that were the lifeblood of the sport and the traditions we carry on today.

Listen as the crew and Benny interview the man, the myth, the legend John Klump.

Heath continues to bring you along on the training process as he switches tasks with the pups. 5 minutes a day puts you ahead of the pack. 

In this parting episode, the discussion moves to the winners of the UKC Tournament of Champions briefly before plunging headlong into the interesting realm of multi-purpose hounds. 

We have been scouring through vintage issues dating all the way back to the first issue back in 1939! Join us as we pay tribute to the hard work and dedication

Today Buddy and Jason sit down with Joe Scott and Zach Hoheisel of Alpha Dog Nutrition to talk some bear hunting, business and how to keep hounds running at top performance.

On this episode, Heath and Rick discuss topics from types of dogs to what Rick sees with animal habits while he’s tracking.

On this episode, Bear and Becky jump in with both feet discussing hound breeding mistakes and how to avoid them.

Heath did a turn and burn to Greenville Tn to catch up with some old friends and make several new ones. This episode will bring you into his conversations and introduce you to everyone he met.

The boys are baking their bones by the stove again in this episode that covers everything from cross-bred bulldogs to the UKC Tournament of Champions. 

The DU Crew made the annual pilgrimage to the Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association banquet and had a chance to catch up with Sara & Chris Meinert.

In this episode co-hosts Steve Fielder and Corey Gruver are joined by coon hunter, trainer and handler Mark Miller of Taylorsville, North Carolina.   Miller recently completed the Holy Grail of coon hunting, the United Kennel Club Grand Nite Champion title with a Plott dog co-owned by Steve and himself, Bear Pen Fever.

This past summer Bear and his hounds avoided a natural disaster by the skin of their teeth. Hear about it and what Bear has in his hound-bug-out bag and his plan for getting the hounds out safe and sound. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

In this episode Steve and Corey put on their legislative caps and address a piece of current legislation in the State of Pennsylvania that portents big problems for the dog hunter. 

This week we welcome Heath Hyatt of “The Journey” to the DU Hound Podcast Network! Today Buddy, Jason and Heath talk about some changes to DU Podcast and how listeners will be able to find all of the content Double U has to offer.

Mark Booth, the founder and CEO of Southern Hound Hunting Magazine, dedicated the next issue to youth hunters.

Nick Muckerman is freelance outdoor writer, houndsman, professional bird dog trainer and school principal.

Bob Newland is a lifelong hunter, the president of the Safari Club International Lehigh Valley Chapter in Pennsylvania and international hunter.

On this episode, Heath talks with James Hudson from the Hounds Tales Podcast, who is from central Virginia.